An Easter Egg is an unexpected surprise -- an undocumented procedure or unauthorized feature
that's playful in nature or gives credit to the software developer or chip designer. Like their
namesakes, Easter Eggs can be quite elusive and hard to find.
Here is a very simple Easter Egg for you to try:
1. Go to Google.com
2. Type "let it snow" and hit enter
See also: microchip
art
The Smithsonian Museum has collected
examples of hidden chip art.

Contributor(s): Cindy Yager
This was last updated in April 2009
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